Twitter to add more context to denied verification requests

Now that Twitter has rejected your coveted blue tick request, it’s going to be personal. The social media platform on Friday announced plans to provide users with a more detailed explanation of why they don’t meet its authentication requirements, rather than simply rejecting public emails.

“We have listened to your comments so that we can explain why the request was not approved. Resolution emails will now provide more context on why applications do not meet our criteria. ” I wrote.

The announcement comes after Twitter relaunched public verification in May for the first time since 2017 … then immediately Another blow in the second half After being inundated with authentication requests. All the while, Twitter Q.Open the process easily For some businesses, brands, news organizations, activists and other accounts that deserve a blue check mark.

Twitter said on Friday that it was slowly introducing public access again to prevent its employees from making the decision, and the ability to apply will soon be available to all users. However, it makes the whole process more transparent, like adding more context to emails.

“[We] “Please be aware that public denial letters have been confusing and frustrating for people, so gathering more specific information via email about verification decisions was a top priority for our team,” said the product verification manager. B Byrne on Twitter.

Twitter also said it plans to add clearer instructions in the app and will continue to incorporate comments on how to make the verification process more user-friendly.

“Patience is not part of the criteria, but we appreciate it,” Twitter wrote.

So if you (like me) are still among the sloppy slides, take a look at the bright side! At least Twitter will explain لماذا You don’t deserve to be controlled the next time he rejects you.